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Nidec-Embraco NEK2150GK2 208-230V1Ph R404A 1/2Hp Comp

Special Price $500.86 Regular Price $555.96
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NEK2150GK2
The Nidec-Embraco NEK2150GK2 Refrigeration Compressor operates by sucking refrigerant vapour into the evaporator, and forcing it to circulate in the cooling loop, providing, 1/2 horsepower using R404A refrigerant on a 208-230 V single-phase power supply, which generates the pressure difference needed for the refrigeration cycle in HVAC systems. It is installed in the closed refrigerant system and is connected to the suction and discharge lines, allowing it to keep the refrigerant flowing continuously between the evaporator and the condenser, which assists to maintain consistent cooling and temperature regulation.
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Manufacturer Name: Nidec-Embraco
Product Number: NEK2150GK2
OEM Part Number: NEK2150GK2
Product Description: 208-230V1ph R404a 1/2Hp Comp
Weight:26.43lbs/11988.44g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Nidec-Embraco NEK2150GK2 Compressor?

Regularly check the compressor for oil levels, leaks, and clean any debris around it. Ensure electrical connections are secure and monitor operating temperature. Proper maintenance prevents performance issues and ensures efficient refrigeration operation.

What are common issues with the Nidec-Embraco NEK2150GK2 Compressor?

  • Compressor fails to start or trips circuit breakers.
  • Refrigerant leaks causing reduced cooling.
  • Excessive noise or vibration during operation.
  • Overheating or frequent cycling.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power and recover refrigerant using equipment.

Step 2: Disconnect electrical wiring and label terminals.

Step 3: Remove old compressor and mount new compressor securely on base.

Step 4: Braze suction and discharge lines, ensuring proper nitrogen purge.

Step 5: Leak test, evacuate system to deep vacuum, then recharge refrigerant.

Step 6: Restore power, check pressures, amp draw, and cooling performance.